Distinguished entrepreneur and visionary leader Trent Griffin-Braaf shares his remarkable story of redemption and resilience as part of Second Chance Month. Discover firsthand how he overcame adversity, transformed his life, and navigated the challenging path from incarceration to success in the business world, and to being highlighted in Forbes in 2021 as one of the …
To commemorate Juneteenth, the Center for Social Justice and the Race and Ethnicity Rope Team is honored to welcome Tim Wilson, PhD, dean of student affairs at the University of Washington Bothell, on Tuesday, June 18, at 3 p.m. ET. His talk will be held online via Zoom. Register Here In his more than …
In commemoration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, Center for Social Justice welcomes Obed Arango Hisijara, a citizen of Latin America of Mexican origin, photographer, social anthropologist, social leader, and professor at the University of Pennsylvania. Hisijara is also the founder and executive director of the Center for Culture, Art, Work, and Education (CCATE), a nonprofit …
Sociologist and civic entrepreneur Paul Lachelier offers uncommon thoughts to challenge common ways of thinking about democracy that aggravate problems, create blind spots, sow division, and undermine Americans’ ability to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives. Drawing on his experience as a sociologist and founder of Learning Life, a Washington, DC-based nonprofit widening participation in democracy …
Retired Lt. Col. Kent A. D. Clark discusses the loyalties service members have toward the Constitution and the United States, their military units/organizations, and to each other as well as the contributions of veterans during peacetime, conflict, and humanitarian events. Register Here
